This article is dedicated to the concept of intermediality in literature, using Alexander Pushkin's "The Queen of Spades" as an example. Intermediality is explored as a special mechanism of structural relationships within the text, based on the interaction of diverse artistic languages.The article analyzes how these various forms of art intertwine and interact within Pushkin's text, emphasizing the significance of the intermedial approach in the analysis of a literary work.It identifies how the intersection of intermedial elements in "The Queen of Spades" contributes to the formation of a comprehensive perception of the work and the revelation of its multifaceted aspects.